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Перевод: likewise

[наречие]
также; подобно; более того

Тезаурус:

1. Likewise any project or assignment needs a system of control to ensure that it proceeds in the manner designed.
2. Likewise, pluralist and class-based politics are not at all unknown in national states.
3. Parish, town and community councils do likewise in respect of their services.
4. There are likewise signs at the referral stage of closer liaison with other agencies.
5. The Gondoliers likewise provides a bonus - the best of all Sullivan's orchestral pieces, called by him Overtura di Ballo (though here, as usual, the bogus-Italian overtura has taken on its conventional form).
6. Likewise, the SAVE team was a wealth of talent and expertise.
7. Likewise, if a commando raid had been defeated, the Nazis would have ruthlessly rooted out any witnesses.
8. Likewise Mario's evening when two blonde Australian girls led him uncomplaining away from our company.
9. But BodyShop's appearance is more a reflection of accounting curiosities which gave it such a huge return on capital last year: likewise fire extinguisher company Nu-Swift, whose remarkable figures last year put it at the top of the ROC table.
10. The Empire likewise needed organization if it were to survive.
11. The credibility of Defence in the Whitehall market-place was further weakened by three other factors: first, the "bull" market enjoyed by the high-spending, socially-orientated departments - Health, Education, Labour and Social Services; secondly, the failure of our West European allies to match our level of Defence expenditure, thus providing arguments that Britain was doing more than her fair share in collective defence; and thirdly, trading rivals, like Germany and Japan, honing their competitive edge with lower military expenditure, likewise adding to the consensus view that Britain was overspending on Defence however potent the Soviet military threat might be.
12. Likewise there might be a progressive increase in the free-running period of the body clock as we pass through the sequence: "slightly an owl", "definitely an owl", Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome, free-running rhythm in normal society.
13. The "I" and the "me" (p. 247) are likewise structures excerpted and narratized from experience.